They have a form, which you fill out.

These types of thing sometimes happen. As long as the Trustee gets the stuff by the continued meeting this should not be an ongoing problem. Getting a new attorney for a prefiled case can be a complication, as most attorney do not like getting involved with such and those that do are more... View More

If you have an attorney, he/she should know prior to filing. If you were advise of the possibility or didn't have an attorney, then you would know by the Meeting of Creditors if the Trustee has any issues. Short of not passing the Means Test or filing too soon after a prior case, most other... View More

If you can afford the Plan Payments, a Chapter 13 will allow you to keep your home.

Any causes of action arising prior to the filing of a Bky case must be listed in the Petition and specifically abandoned by the Trustee, for the Debtor to subsequently pursue the matter. If it was not, you should reopen the Bky to include it.

The final judgment can be included; however, if the action is prejudgment it may not generally be stayed.

Unless there is unexempt property usually a Creditor doesn't receive payment. Even when something is unexempt and administered, Creditors generally only get pennys on the dollar. Unless you can show some fraud in the granting of the loan, the most you can do is file a Proof of Claim and pray.

Sign up for PACER, it is a free governmental service, as long as you use less than $15 a calendar quarter. Then sign on at the District Court's Bky Site for the specific district and perform a search.

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The drafting of a Plan is generally the Debtor's duty. Though SS is not used as part of the Means Test, it can be used to fund a Plan.

You own the property, she merely has a lien. The property would be listed on Sch A and the loan on Sch D. Unless you can show property documentation and a regular payments history, the Trustee may have a problem with the situation.

Fees vary case to case based upon the amount of work required. In the South Florida area chapter 7 cases generally start at $1,500 for an experienced Bky atty. Some attorneys, like myself offer specials and discounts. The Filing fee in our area is $305. If you cannot afford such a fee, you... View More

This is not a Bky Question, however if it is a term of the lease yes.

Debt is not the only thing to look at when considering Bky. Income must be examined to confirm you pass the Means Test (income is compared to those in your community). You must also examine transfers/sales (court could reverse transfers or sales for less than market value) and exemptions (you... View More

When you file Bky everything is included. Everything you own and owe. You can keep things, such as a mortgaged property via a Reaffirmation Agreement, but still everything owned and owed is included.

If you did not reaffirm the Mortgage, yes it can be Discharged. However, you can subsequently enter into an agreement post-discharge, if the lender is willing. This is frequently how Modifications operate.

If you were a party of the action, you should received a copy via mail. Alternatively, you can Sign up for PACER, it is a free governmental service, as long as you use less than $15 a calendar quarter. Then sign on at the District Court's Bky Site for the specific district and perform a search.

Sign up for pacer, it is a free govt svs, as long as you use less than $15 a calender quarter. Then sign on at the District Court's Bky Site for the specific district and preform a search.

Consider hiring an investigator to discover your mother's irrevocable bank trust. Check county records, if one is recorded.

Consult with an attorney to explore the possibility of discovering assets.

Do you mean adversary complaint against the debtor for non-dischargeability of claim. ON the hearing notice , 341(a) meeting, there is usually deadline to file complaint for dischargeability of claim.

I would recommend contacting an attorney to seek case specific advise at your earliest.

Yes